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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24

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/ a. Gonl huzkNn. bsElA AExing rea1 ~
saezEt b ~ esPa<tar4 = ~ alp aizfzezn-
Thsa1sp sln1Ean 81 80 9 = - 49,.
TSs sf1am srhoonw I. }. n0rT EaslAlnsa e
nseldenf walk seing xozsSe4 fFeD tee SIS
Iron neur ths ceai uhEFs. a4lcA Eesul1z9 -
puochfnx . hsls h hsE bst.en. re De nes
sbhs as1 Seen ikrnagA keE M damage WI
TSesa~ nsssIe asd Ia rsxsans cutter Oh
~ Walooef coale4 - tais paEs t168F.
The ComUorc1si NsWs 81 So R1nea9eo se-
pnYsed On eapaeRbef 31lh tAa baEk ". v.
Csns iaaatnn a. ebe Oceanic Daek fsr Sestkis.
/ Il Wns lenrsaa n this city fsAsy shAt the Csc
/ 3 chartered - lead return eargo e lnmoer
4 a the Geinnm 4 Rnn1 miIi fer San Francisco
Ths 0ragunaan has ne f0liawiag % ssy Of
/ frsaahta IA PsgslAn5: In ~ wsek TIE Vas.
aurn arrived with pEa9r charter fer gram
4 iundinR. and ne Ktii and CITY 81 xtrk eA@e
/ seeking. Ne buainass On apot rspcEesd aaa
noss given cut IN Tonnage - arrive. lbs
81 One vss.si a haad 4 rsestEias whsat And
or Sou"
.-fhs Registered tonnage sfaiensat Is - To-
lewus IN port-For gram ioaGisEs $50 mis-
1 esllnnnnaE 1919; iroa dla<ngassd. TI1es uoce
| disannRed, 9ss3s tosal. % .1f5. o. wEy-D1s
esyt nssr ostessr. l1.assi ans hssr %. n
| fhs fsiIoufng On fseigbts VS. reported fron
san EranciBeo On fhnradsy. Tha demand %
Krniu tannaRs Is slow; 60 nsE engAgsme11l
fsportoe. Tne British bazk kiFkntnhnel ~
1 charsefea for ho1r % Cerk Z \ q - ID b
Starr ca, ngl for mersha1dise % Aslheurne
e prsstonslY ruparted tbe British shil
arsat vIctoriA iEon, 11oe tens, losds coal q
NznAlma for SAn Francisco.
| The cid Btean wrecker WhttaAnWs f2nllin
| 10 the sens1la uater front from Der e1ort
shout hsre three yeafa $50, - being atiea 10 Il
he Merchants dry dock for > passenger boa
70 run between San Diego and Mexiezn port
anti the new at1smer nov butidfng foE ia
route q 8nn Franclseo IA completed.
The steamship George " kldar sailed TO-
San Femneinco today. taking 50 tonB Of genera
freixht rnd $50 tons Of coal
eAN FRANcIsoo. Sept. a3-Arrtyed- bh1
Blue Jsckes, Seattle.
CIared Bark BundAleer, HaHaimo.
Sniied-StaAmef Mexico. seattle; ship y
0racs, Nansima. ship Two Brothers, fAeonn
PoET TowssuRD. sept 2e.-ArFfved-Sh1l
Plymouth.
l bpoken % CAPE FlAttsry. Barks Hear
Buck Garland and G. o. Whitmoro.
PoET GAnLE. sept. .. Arrived = ehi
Plymouth.
fAToosn. sept. IA dip vas tOwed o.
By the tug Alexander asd . ship, two bari
and bnskentlne - .. n.
The SHIPS Annie Babeock and Spartan and
barb passed IN 81 noon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24
FMANCE AHD TRADg.

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= - -. ..uss~ua -
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- -
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-. ~ - - $3.50 :, 4. jss.s~ar.
=. - 9
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hnoehss 10 a me- hosa yea skspped n -
In.....as.mn So. a. an.w.-sn,
~ - - = ?. =
e1Mgxlssa thlxlE eEht hAAss.
pnnnruR nNrNFrFR-Brrsnrf h 30 a
Scn1n - rFsI1sre reersvs4 = Haaills Is
I $500 - folIgwfna- 1 uack4aa husfNr
| : cr.an srRa. q snsh1 peezt1an. 80 eunta1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24
MEXICAN VAR VETERAN

The wonderful efacacy Of Swift's Specific e.
. rsnedy aud eure for rheumAtism and Ill
blood diseasea. has never haa . mere censpic.
noas illustration than this ease Affords. The
candid, unsolicited and emphatic testimony
given By the venerable gentleman must be
soceptea e. convincing and eoneluzive. The
writer IL . prominent eifi1sa Of Mississippi.
The gentleman 10 whom Mr. Martin r. srs.
and 70 whom be Il indebted for the advice TO
which be owes his ANAL relief from years Of
sufIsrfng, b Mr.. King. for many years the pop
ulAr night clerk Of the Lawrence House. 81
Jackson
JAcxsoE, Miss, April %, 1857.
Tue ewsfs epeciac Company, Atlanta, Ca
0eotlsman; ] have besn an invalid penaion-
or for 40 years having contracted pulmonAFy
and other diseases IN the Mexican war, but not
tn the LIST % March, 1915. aid feel any symp.
toms Of rhsumstsm. On that day was sud.
denly stricken With that disease n bota htps
and nnklea For twonty days I walked on
cruicheA Theu the pain was less violent. bat
h shifted from joint 10 joint. For weeks
uonld Be tosMlly disabled, either on ore side
Of my bedy o. TIE other. The pain never left
NE a momeat for eleven years and seven
months-thst 10 from March /. 1875. when
Was dFst attached. 10 October l, lsS8. when
vas cured. During these eleven years Of tn
eose suffering ! tried innumerable presorip-
tiona IRON various Physicians, and tried eveFy.
thing suggested by frisods, bat II I ever ~
eeivad The least bsnent frum any medicine
tAkea hasrnAlly O. externally. an nst awars
% IL RisAlly, sboua The 1st Of September,
made arrangsms1ts 10 60 % The Hot springs
Of ArkanaAa having deap4irsd o. svsry other
remedy. uhaD ! aceidsnfAliy met an old 80
quAiatAnce. Mr. King. nOw Of TIE LaWTence
Rouse Of t6is city. He had once been great
su11rer from rheumatism, and a. supposed
had been CARED By visat 10 Hot Springs. But
when met him be tald me that bis Wait 10
the Hot springl was in vafn--he found 90 r.
lief. On hia reta n fFom Hoi epEinaa he heard
foe the hrst time. OF the q s. &. a. q remedy
Cor rhamatism. he TIED q and Kix hotties
made complete care, several yesrs have
passea nincs. bar BE has bed no return q the
disease.
immsaiktaly rstuxnsd 10 try Il. II rep
temoer I took four bottles. aad By the list Of
October vas uetl--as fAr a. TIE rneumaafsm
uAs eo1osrnst. AL pain had disappeared, and
HAvn noF Feif A FWTNoa or II sNcA
I have no tntsreat II making this stAtamef
othaf tAaa the hops that 10 mzy direct some
cher suGeros % q sure source Of retisf ana q
Il has this result an veil rewarded foe ny
ssesels; An Wy respectfully sd sIuly
For sale d. al druggists. Treaties 60 nsood
Tn SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
s1atsshsa4Ag nraHoF 4 Atlanta. Ca.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24

TN rs Cag e Ineonn Is Nerlh-
en- Rar.fs nslfsaa osnrazgs eundsz,
50 B.o.f@su Fs1n.ssss Fa1hsrs
sf7. HI wnnns y. - bazk A.
tofnlsts sd 3 J. naaszn. HaetsE; nbe--
l83 knnis 3. Bel - 0o6fsSy h.s1;
fss1 1shn Z. Wassn " I.sag J. WI
anng feF paKtltien e rel enlaa4.
iAn. s5lsssns J. ARssgsis ~ MaEy
f0tA Dssia LsssaE - 5smss dsimshs
is Rss Enslsy =. DanAai BsuEisy;
isN GaMasua =. Lanaulsa VI Oliy
IL Tanomas ~ asrvises rsrfsEmnd.
1867. Lson Hsrshhezz N A. vine
berg; dinaoialtnn q eopaftns1nhip.
issg. Aa9nssas oaEasli4 q ~, "
Egea HseksE.
40. CaaEsss Lanasa N = T. An
/ dereeus "a aeegael
fg7I. Hesskiah 8. Ossn "a clzza 8
| Oseas 9tvoEea.
ls7z Lsvant & IAoBpaos " e1z-
neF Aoadsny. % pfslntssosI nete.
1914. Dasi1 LfsseF - Chaa. Ahie.
q 81 speeias psKfoFmanes 81 sentfaca.
1915. Lfzxis Tsest ~ caaA Ifsaii
is1s Hasss y. Isvsvs. Iaaas Lewis
disuras.
issS James Il. MsaGaFsg ". sasan 3
| Dexter; appeal.
$3.50 T.B- wailaos ssosivea Of shs
entats eff. B. Chamberlntn ~. Q. y.
/ WefiaFs a0peaA.
1881. Ctr n Taoama ". Thea BFowni
oondsmuaii0n Of property.
1854. City Of Ta1ona ". y. Is. hAn-
nab; s1ndsmnalion 81 pFopaEiy.
ia9s. Territory 81 Washinet0u on -.
lati0n 81 EiaRh 2. MaKzg " joan n,
| FniiaF. nao WaTFauto.
N01 ksaslns A. Light ". Wm. Ne.
KinEe. promiMoEy nose,
2oe8 z A. Ll9ht 4 Seas -. Warren
II. Reds dsbt.
oiI. DsidrisA Essdnsnn ". J. II.
Wilat damages.
1of9. Wm. Campbsll q 81 ~. Hiram
Q. Crosby, appeal.
20iS. Inhn A. Wulla ns 81 al. Va
ssaaser Oivmpian. and Aif persons lsw-
folly intervening for he interest there
/ ini tthel.
Dil. Wm. D. csEooran ". J. n
Baskles; damages
zDls. Aathony p. Carr u. w. II. Fife
reoov-ry II possession.
2olG. Iaaeph weeks W. ,. o. West,
eost, D0Finfa Weeks. intarvenori diaso
iutiBu Of eopafinsFship-
Folt0wina 10 tbe criminal list: Tern
! togy ". EAsasa GIsnaeid % al, assault
sud battsry; Jshn n. MeGoyssn. assauil
With tnts1i 10 faTishi John Macarthur
Walter Bordetls q 81. assault With 10
tent 70 commit murder; samuel W
Wall, assault With latent 70 oommil
murder; Johu Doe. baFalafyi Wm
Klsinachmidt, assaalt with intent =
oommit mnFdeF; GATED states w. A
Hanson. smuRGlinei Hsnry ohaAsy
/ a.nmrss1tr@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24

11rn - - s1a1ns A. lu1z1|a go tAaM.
- - Il s1elc1 - ssEasfea Fs1Az..I =
tnra Ean p1rskall1 - - E1esna , -
N 1srz 1asnce1 ofBrl14 ~ 3 ortaz. wa1
nm0lr o1ma e f1a hr1ng - elzecss9 ron
- o1seca xUrEopaMz11 Cs2R4z3aE e1EM-
xhxy tNna nH1 C.eFEz1 eEmP or1zza41ly,
o. 1rI1auan4 Ntllls1lc1 1o4 ResE4 e14zG
~N1r1F fun4 EM11R eNENnH8 WHEz eezr%e1 80
ID Angzm 2zum Rn1nt GaAed. " = PnxsA,
enstnlnlnT tsa nH1rAgaee - 91asses ~ e 1zMr
~. ~ wnlrh TnscnA ahspSs1 A& go ~
Pas nlnknIy & - ~ Hurs Gsmeis - -
pnEs Mnannn aN121M Furs Kndzsw 3 - Ga
pss4 HndlneR a.9l1MM. Ruxs Discovery q 80
"a CKnn1nAY 4 snx0 6rnealA 4 8.2a4s -
= sseEaans e ! SO "a krpm tbe 1n1y askal
ri : raln a. oHlg 80 npcm eAs HsEsznsnx -
~ salns mazsA lmns yuzE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24
NOTICE of DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP.

TsHR FIRn 9ERKFoPoRE KxIsTTNs IN.
DIR ths n4ma and ssyis e ?. J. Lair Co.
AsinG 6asissas n shs cry q seNss3s. ". r. =
taaa dHy atassaved ~ naval co1saat. Nc. J.
u. &AaeaosG kswng PEFzAaR@a he saa1re
lneeFSa " p. =. Lair Ia tn hnS1neaA. 4na a..
E1ming - ehazEnktons q tAe nEm and cssieea-
lng 81 deh4s qua tie nA@a.
P.I. LAIR
=. H. REN6SToRRF.
sEGrrLH. " 7. sspG "a Isss. aplt1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24

slonsrv snuwx I'm nnCuaD v1ox RnzaE-
pxxox On TIM MonzMxMA FAcERno.
IN 4 No fsasstEon % eeoGn6 Vi1s
IPrsslaena AxdsEagn ~ RaE th1k % was
defnaesd IA Alls Iase elac1togy Nsl1 .
fgsnsiennn gsaaofeay w9l ~ - horse-
arr Peal6s allaaEA ~Hs Was 90 o.
i'sassd 10 gllss isto b dteo1naiaaeo :
sWsil 4 - satahllshsd orieinaily -
az e. exseuafvs bsad q thie end q 80
iins, buf ins.sad ~ fasilitatin9 bz1tnesA
"A hsa hesn a. ohsfsnctio1 toa. he4fly
az1fsfttna had 70 bs do1e u 81. Ba1l
angwsg aud tbs ofdoe of becoud Visa
P1ssfdeas hers has ben ~ addition 81
red taps ard an oes1aioa % vsKaelg1
ma deiag - she otheF ol8gefs 81 this
aud 81 fha Inns. osnef4l An1ersea =
"a exsslfsat ofsHe asd man and an
not intlmatlnQ that The ciase oonic h9ys
hsen batter aIlsd. bat ~ po~ezs wuss
sueh saaa Il became psffcses oesirus-
tive
aAna 4 aeusraI Audaeson 10 eoutinus
90 chie' nBRfHeexf7
Taas 4 pashine she Inquiry littls
too far man she answer. VI course
H48&SA+ A@AAg Ives 49, AAN-tAt~NAA- =
noe fos long. am given 70 undersiand
that be viii resign tasl 20 soon ~ he
oan de 20 wish propgie1y.
~And gho wiiI a1eeeod htmf
Indeed, asnnsf say
sTsit iikeiv that Nc. Bogus may be
invited baekF
Hardy. Mr. Boaus Il. no dsubt,
well eonaentsd with bis present position,
and think Mr.. Hasan, who bids TIE
piaae be Ieft, q eetesmed quite ~ eapa-
BE 3 man and ons more ASisd foE deal.
lag With men,"
Ihls sane anbfset Was under discus
uion latsE 10 the dag tn e0fnef o. the
main oisce % The Tacoma. The ssns
opinion e 10 tha pfotabie Fsslgnation
II Genefal AndeEs3n vas gxpsessed b.
one of she party. sVillgfd, yoa know,
claims that 0aneTai Andsraoc vas tte
main cnnae of bis failure. General A.
defsou 10 an address % iette-s 70 the d.
sectors alleged shat tue rapid rate 81
whioh VtiiaFi wma building a. that time
would bankrnps TIE road, and made q
Htetsment showing bow much cheaper
the uonssgucsion could b aooompltsned
II toe work vaa done slowly and econ
emicslly. Willard said be was anxiou'
20 get eut here with the road that the
stockholders might zee what there va
here, and also taas the iand grant might
Be scared. he charged that tue letter
OF 0ensFal Anderson weakened conf
denee and bFoaabt about his ruin"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24
ADvTCR no MOTHERs

Mrs WinsloW's eoothine Syrup, for children
issthing, is ahe prescription Of ons 81 the nesl
female nurses and physicians n the Unitet
states, and has been ussd for forty years win
tsething itB value h Unreasonable. e relieves
the ehila from pain, cures dyssntsry and diAr
rh0a. gripping In the bowels and wind collie
b giving health 10 the child it rests Tia
mother. Price go. bottle apledwiy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24

The "OEETEMERP' ID the most pop
uIsT kiG glove In AmeEiea, el.45 for i've
buttons. 4l-90 for eight buttons. They
ere far below The price Of any other
standard maker, and for &c and dufa
oility are unexcelled. The above are 70
tail pFicea 1.-THE glove h not sold at whole-
salal 81 6OHWABAOHER BROS. del2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24

.rrRAuzs yosRpazNE. JULIUS MAooE.
y -. Masssr, lnzEua ssa1sek ever Mon4.1
a 80 iar oAUbsag re1urnilg s1ue tays to1ca-
- = ozaheek. nauala al1 S1oEo11h
IaaNa Snnkom11a I1eaa1Ys - - =. n tof
DauztA soaAeck nnd PEt a12hle
Tesxs aauhaa 20 WaanHsiANs FIR eaAoeck.
Eezvs ssabecR Tbureia1s sk 9.9o fer Saariia,
apachfng e Rs1t GzDols.
IasFe oMssls FriezFa q s 4 =. f1r Eor'
6nnkle nn9 eHahrck
FaF fursAeR paFtisnlaEa. aEPly - p. X Hos
ard. ewner. S1a1tlas e. George fostsR, fealrtl
Wharf 50,
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-AREMEDYMKIpNEYA AFFECTION

been compelled 10 get up o. many a.
Ten times In one night. / had pains IN
my side, back and lsft shoulder, and,
on , Y DsDc ny COY y Tsres R ssSa.
iusor and my condition has improved O.
much that hardly ever feel any Of my
old trouble" w. JoHRBoN.
Express Agent, Macon, Ga.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24
ACADEMY Or fHE HOLY NAMES
sEATrLE. VT.
sOAROIAs lHO DlH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

CTuoEEs WILL Be RESUMED Aua. -.
- 1877, Thoruugh fnstracttaB Ia tha EnR.
bad brAsoAsl. Art, Mnzte. Nocntio1 and the
WAxvosk, CsAyoa, RAintiaG b 0l@n4 10 water
onicrx; fAfntiuE 81 ChinA, Glass vsiTsi. &c
fhofoush BanN md HAnnany receive dnr e
tsaticn. Veal mnsta, taaastrfAl dEnginR
platn And crnanantni nsadlsWork tanrkt free
o. eSErzs. Boya ander - sill b received n
. ueparA1e d1partnant.
For fuFthss lnsoruattcn sddFaN
alsaU IN sTsTKR SUPERIOR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24

STEAMER GLIDE,

Carving the Uni1eA States maal2
r KAvE8 XMHzaKFR'G WHARF CO.
IL Monday, Wednesday and wEidmy, w
tErnina Tuesday, Thursday and Bafuk@A4
calling e. MnkNt8o, Tulmiip. B1am
Qtn4l8dy. III Landing, Hkngit Gig. -.
p0infB ahoVs. FnF fraighf o. paGngs apy
On board eFta gro. NoSTKR @ Mn.zA
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FURS.

II roc WANT YoUR sgAL saEMKyTs
4 ra9ye1, ctsa1s4. Ind e ge1asa uasA
kamG HIHBARD 9 REIKoFTTA
sela IN 10 Tsunt -. sssslss p. Z.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24

TtmheR ana Malaamg.
E&Aa earisa3s ef ias1 w~Fs resolved ffcm
fars@se o 'Hstsnh Ssark gsa<ssaa eA@s. Tee
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Paal ssaaIzs 4. Ess llssllssa 5sIisE-
Is csaa;s csmmssssouss nssss =
sassx Islssd saanfsss sd pnrsy
In yszIszdA5 fnoFsin9 faE PSstlnnd-
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For Tacoma and Olympia

Steamer Fleetwood
Lsavus zsalsr's vharf eafy lszeeps MSnf1ll
q o'dloah ,. n
sslsaif aRc..FosTR. 49,
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gKg Youx, sapt. 21--Msney o. call, saay,
rasring fBuna 4 V pef eens. lat lras and
siosed oGersd & prime mefuAntils pspaE. %
4 sisfltaa exehangs, actiys. weak u 81 7oA@
4 50 foR dxty days, and 81 s9A Cor demand.
RoKna.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24

aSs~ ea-sn.
SasA ofrgh
salaat atAe-e wa @
3 saadpu
eseA . Ne hrsys1 = sessfe
@s%A xsisrs nsst
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American Express 100, Canada Pacific 81 y,
cana8a Southern 58A, Central Paeiae -,
Bafllnslon 1G3h. Delaware LsckauAnns
fTTk. DsuvsF 8 Rso Grands a3k, Erie 29k,
Lax Hharn %, Loaisyiile 81. AfchiRa
Cantrsl sth. Kansas fex4s M. New Yorh
Csafral i1Ik. Northsrn Paeiae M. nre-
ferred a9h, Northwestern 11gk. Oregon In
pFovsmant e5k Havfgafion ~, Tranecon.
ffnantai %. Paeifc Nal 81, Rick Island
Iig, q. Pal s39. Texas Pacific az. Union
Pasiac sax. unlted States Express 20, Wells
Fargo Exproas 10. Wsstegn union "A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-24

Nru YonK, sept She stoek mafkst
uas today tAms aRd withdrawing. u con
parisoa With the past few days. and wes also
somswhai fsvsEfsh ana irregular. Tners WsA
souevur, 9 strong undevtons, and alfhongh
asalinea were IN the majority at the Close,
tha7 we're generally for Insignificant Amounts.
Government bonds we're dnl and steady.
The evening world., 1887-12-02
HWORKINan BLEnrInNs

When the predatory Boodler's not a-bood-
ling he is very apt to be aSbribing.
The Louisville disclosure of yesterday
shows how he works. A rich contractor and
political boss offered to assist " a candidate
for the City Council. and was permitted to
give him money for his use and also to buy
votes at % q head.
In return for this aid the Councilman was
10 support the Louisville Gas Company in its
application for q renewal of its charter, and
also to work for the ring candidate for Mayor.
The candidate Glanced to be an honest man,
and gave the corrupt proposal to the public,
with witnesses to substantiate it. If the e.
posure and denunciation of such transactions
earn for any editor in Louisville the title Of
Newspaper Boss" he ought to be proud
of Il.
The evening world., 1887-12-02
GOING FOR THE R

The formation of the tin and copper syndi-
Gates illustrates a new phase In the develop
ment Of monopolies. Heretofore they have
operated almost exclusively within national
limits.' The ambitious aim of these new
tangled trusts is TO control tho entire product
Of the world.
This example is likely to be followed sooner
or later by the other m~onopolists. The
Standard Oil is already reaching out Its
tentacles to the oil fields of Russia. Rumors
Of " international sugar trust are in the air.
Born and nourished behind the barrier of
an abnormal war tariff, not q few Of the
m%onopolies in this country realize that tAeir
basis must be broadened to insure perma-
nenee.
Will the people clip the ~tentacles Of the
octopus, or will they wait to be fastened in
It's gripP
The evening world., 1887-12-02
THE PACIPIo p

The Pacific Railway Investigating Com
mission has failed TO agree upon n report as
30 the best means of securing the Govern
ment's claim of $11O. 900, 200 against the sub
Bidized roads.
Messrs. ANDERSON and LrrTLER are said to
favor q new long funding scheme. Mr.. PAT
FfsoN believes in a more vigorous policy of
dealing with the dilatory corporations.
It is to be hoped that this difference does
not extend TO the more important question
Of bringing to justice the colossal corrup-
tionists Of the Central Pacific Company. The
nation can afford to lose its money, down.
right robbery though it would be. It cannot
afford 10 have the money and the lobbyists of
o gigantic corporation control its politics
and its Government.
The views Of the Commission on this phase
OF the inquiry are awaited with interest.
The evening world., 1887-12-02
SHARP AND HIS WIFE FRUSTRATED.
Overcome by the Events Of the Last Few
Days, hut Expected 10 be All Right soon.

Overcome by the Events Of the Last Few
Days, hut Expected TO be All Right Soon.
There was a joyful reunion of the family of
Jacob Sharp last evening at their residence,
1854 West Twenty third street, the aged couple
having reioined their children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Selms, and their grandson, George Sharp,
after an absence of five months. But a reac-
ton set in with both Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp as
the excitement of the e~ventful day died
away and they are both Frustrated to-day.
DIR. Alfred j.. LOOMS, the family physi-
clan, called last evening. He found Mr..
Sharp much depressed, and ordered him to
bed. saying that he must have absolute quiet
me rest for at least a week. Then Sharp
may begin to take drives in Central Park.
He will go to his farm near Rome as soon as
it is safe.
One can well imagine that the good wife of
Sharp is happier to-day than she has been for
many months, but she is hardly less affected
by the exciting events of the past few days
than her husband, and she, too, is confined
to her bed. Her physician thinks that a day
or two of quiet will bring her around to her
normal, cheerful and energetic self again.
DR.. LOOMS said this morning: Mr.. Sharp
has been a sick man constantly in my care
for three years. He has q heart affection, and
if he is taken off his digitalis for twenty-four
hours he goes. all to pieces. Warden Heating
made everything at the Jail as pleasant for Mr..
obtain pure air there l do not think his con-
finement would have injured him much. He
can never be a well man., as young men like
you and | use the term, but he will be as
right as he could be. under any circum-
stances, in a short time"
The evening world., 1887-12-02
WON'T BE DRAWN INTO COURT,
Mrs. Brown Recovered Her Jewelry Her.
self and Wants TO Let the Thief Go.

self ana Wants 10 Let the Thief Go.
Mrs. Kionconda Brown, who keeps a board
ing-house in Rivington street, has returned
from Philadelphia after her exploit of cap
turing a thief and recovering jewelry and
pawn-tickets representing $1,000. The thief
was George Haughlin.
He eloped with the jewelry and a blonde
three weeks ago, and although Inspector
Byrnes set Detective Sheldon TO find him, no
progress was made towards recovering the
jewelry. Mrs. Brown began to work on her
own account on Wednesday.
Covering her $50 pounds ~avoirdupois with
an ample mantle and putting IL revolver into
her pocket, she went TO the hotel in Phila-
delphia, where Haughlin was living with the
blonde, and held him up" with the pistol
until a policeman arrived. Haughlin is now
locked W.
To-day Detective Sheldon will secure the
necessary requisition papers to bring him to
New York for trial.
Mrs. Brown is not anxious to prosecute
Haughlin, saying that as he captured the thief
by her own strategy and without the aid of
the police, she will not be drawn into a court
trial.
The evening world., 1887-12-02
M%IsDIRBCTED SYMPATHY,

II is Mrs. SHARP and not JAooB SHARP who
Is most deserving Of sympathy. In this case,
as in 30 many others, it is the man who sins
and the woman who suffers. He is case
hardened and has been struggling against the
consequence of his own persistent misdeeds.
She has borne u heavy burden thrust upoa
her.
Yet, while it is but natural that sympathy
should be awakened in her behalf, that ad-
miration, indeed, should be aroused by her
devotion, these sentiments, commendable in
themselves, should not stay the course of
justice. As we'll empty the prisons ont of
pity for weeping wives and Borrowing
mothers.
JACOB SHARP and not the law is responsible
for the suffering he has endured and caused
The evening world., 1887-12-02
THE MUsIoAL PRODIaIBs.

Nov that the ten-year-old pianoforte prod
ICY. JosEF HOFFMAN,, has scored u a
success, the public may as well prepare itself
against an invasion of the concert and
operatic stage from tho nursery.
That the babies are naturally proficient in
o certain kind of mnsic no one will deny, and
1t often requires q very keen critic to dis
tinguish clearly between their performances
and some of the professional operate sing
ing.
But II is to be hoped that the parents Of
these "precocities" will be o little pre-
cocious themselves, at least TO the extent Of
combining the infantile prime dome to the
nursery and the youthful emulators of JOSEF
to the select audience of the back parlors.
Genius, like beauty, Is II Own excuse for
being but, unlike beauty, genius is beyond
imitation.